Array Visualizer greyed out in Debug toolbar

[Nag]

Have the above problem while debugging C and Fortran code.

Setup:
32-bit Array Visualizer installed Program Files (x86)
Visual Studio 2008--32-bit compiler installed
IVF 11.1 32-bit installed as well. Uninstalled and reinstalled after installing Array visualizer.
64-bit Windows 7

Sample programs (C and Fortran) that come with Array Visualizer run flawlessly.

But, the Array Visualizer is greyed in the Debug toolbar, even in the sample projects that come with Array visualizer.
What should I do?

PS: the file "repairvs08integration.zip" posted by Lionel in
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showpost.php?p=54961
is missing.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I think I know how to enable the toolbar - can't promise it will make AV work properly. I'll have to let you know tomorrow.

The repair tool won't help you here.

[Nag]

Thanks Steve.
One step at a time.......

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Sorry, what I tried didn't work. I have figured out how to reenable it in 32-bit mode if it is grayed out there.

[Nag]

To clarify, everything is 32-bit except for the 64-bit OS. So I am willing to try your solution, in case it works.

Could you use AV while debugging?

Best

[Nag]

Is there a combination of Windows 7, Visual Studio 2008, Intel Visual Fortran and Array Visualizer that works? If so, details please.

Works as in Array Visualizer can be used interactively during debugging.

This should probably be in the FAQ.

[Nag]

Steve:

Let me ask you a different question.

What combination of Windows, Visual Studio, Intel Visual Fortran and Array Visualizer (all 32-bit) will guarantee that Array Visualizer works in the Debug mode in both Fortran and C?

Windows : XP / Vista / 7
Visual Studio : 2005 / 2008
Intel Visual Fortran : 10.xx / 11.xx;
Array Visualizer : 3.3 or earlier?

I will install that combination in a VM or another PC and debug there.

Best

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Well, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that I can get the View Array menu items to be enabled. The bad news is that, at least on my 64-bit Win7 system, selecting these items crashes Visual Studio. I can get it to work on a 32-bit XP system with the 11.1 compiler and VS2008.

Try this - on a 32-bit system with VS2008, open the attached .reg file and add it to the registry. If you are using VS2005, change the "9.0" to "8.0". This should enable AV. Let me know how it works.